Aaron Gwin – Snapped chain out of the gate at Leogang
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That’s off the chain!
Seems kind of unfair if you can just drop extra weight right at the beginning of a race like that.
True mastery of terrain and experience with the limitations and potential of a bicycle.
This is a phenomenal run that makes you wonder; would he have done better or worse with a fully functional bike?
You can’t post a downhill MTB video to reddit without someone in comments linking [Danny Hart](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EqYgAX6D43Q). This is one of the first videos I saw here back after the Digg exodus.
The lack of chain kept him from braking too much (if at all?) and keep his momentum as high as possible… basically forced to go balls out and get every turn perfect.
This is incredible.
Seems like maybe people should just stop pedaling then